Workplace

I will wear this tie because it’ll open my beers

I will write this entire post without any really bad tie-related puns. Watch me.

iPhone app tracks your income in real time

The 99-cent Earn-O-Meter app might just make you feel better about boring workdays. It’s a counter that tallies up how much money you’re making every second.

Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

Western Digital hard drives have smart displays, smart parts, smart software

Western Digital hard drives have smart displays, smart parts, smart software

These flexible RFID tags can take the heat

Fujitsu has come up with a flexible, ultra high frequency-band RFID tag that can withstand temperatures up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit and high-pressure conditions of 2 atm.

The 404 441: Where we learn about legalized drug dealing

The Financial Decoder Jill Schlesinger back on the show

Beat the flu by working remotely

Free remote-access and video-chat services let you keep in touch with the office without risking—or spreading—infection.

Originally posted at Workers’ Edge

TrekDesk hits the market, exhausts our soles

TrekDesk, the height-adjustable workstation that attaches to a treadmill, joins a growing population of walk-while-you-work desks that beg the question: are we addicted to work?

Three software freebies worth $1,089

One of them is for students only, and not many students will even know what to do with it–but, still, who can say no to over a thousand dollars’ worth of free software?

Originally posted at The Cheapskate

Results of the Windows 7 upgrade poll

Many, but not all, people who upgraded to Windows 7 over the weekend say it was easy as pie. Read on to find out what CNET readers thought of the upgrade experience.

Originally posted at Windows 7 Insider

The 404 455: Where we get Annalytical with Anna David

The lovely and brilliant Anna David joins the show today to fill Justin’s diminutive shoes. Pray for